It is the same note taking application, minus things not done yet, including panel applet, boatload of addins and synchrnization. Be patient they'll come. It uses C++ instead of Mono. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
Created attachment 189982 [details] app-misc/gnote/gnote-0.3.0.ebuild Ebuild for gnote-0.3.0. It does not want to configure without LDFLAGS=-lboost_system on my system, so it was added. It wouldn't harm any system, because it is used by gnote application itself.
Created attachment 189983 [details] app-misc/gnote/gnote-0.3.0.ebuild Sorry, mistakenly posted incorrect version. LDFLAGS order matters :)
An ebuild for Gnote is already present in the GNOME overlay: http://git.overlays.gentoo.org/gitweb/?p=proj/gnome.git;a=tree;f=app-misc/gnote Your ebuild definitely lacks some dependencies.
oh, sorry for disturbing :-[ missed it. Sorry, do not know if this issue should be closed and what resolution should be set.
your ebuild also do not state the new libpanelappletmm dependency which doesn't build for me. Haven't had time to dig in yet. Plus the fix for the boost detection problem is incorrect, it should either use append-ldflags from flog-o-matic (which is still wrong because lib flags should go to LIBS) or provide a patch for boost.m4 to fix the problem at its root.
I do not have libpanelappletmm installed, but gnote compiles and works fine for me. I'll try to fix boost.m4 today, if the try will be successfull, I'll post patch here.
Created attachment 190466 [details, diff] gnote-0.3.1-version-bump.patch Patch against gnome overlay with fixes for --as-needed issues configure and link time.
Troubles with --as-needed were also submitted upstream http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=581559
Adding nothing to ./configure equals to --enable-applet; but inside the configure script, in the if-statement between lines 16798 and 16926, the option gets disabled after some tests. At the end of the configure I see Options: Spellchecking support: yes GNOME Panel Appplet support: Running ./configure by hand returns Options: Spellchecking support: yes GNOME Panel Appplet support: no and the build produces the same result. It seems like libpanelappletmm can't be found, and therefore the applet mode can't be built. In my system I see only /usr/lib/pkgconfig/libpanelapplet-2.0.pc.
Good news! 1) libpanelappletmm-2.26 has been released yesterday, and it compiles fine! I just copied the libgnomemm-2.26 ebuild to my local overlay, renamed it, and added dev-cpp/gconfmm as a dependency. 2) gnote now builds the applet but not with the current ebuild. Somehow the patch gnote-0.3.1-automagic.patch disables that option. Without that patch the compilation runs fine, and the panel applet is actually built. diff /usr/portage/local/layman/gnome/app-misc/gnote/gnote-0.3.1.ebuild /usr/local/portage/app-misc/gnote/gnote-0.3.1.ebuild 15c15 < IUSE="debug" # dbus --- > IUSE="+applet debug" # dbus 27c27,28 < >=gnome-base/gnome-panel-2" --- > >=gnome-base/gnome-panel-2 > applet? ( >=dev-cpp/libpanelappletmm-2.26 )" 48c49 < epatch "${FILESDIR}/${P}-automagic.patch" --- > #epatch "${FILESDIR}/${P}-automagic.patch"
Created attachment 196303 [details] GNote 0.5.2 ebuild This is the GNote 0.5.2 ebuild Hope it will finally and in an repository and some guys for helping to improve this ebuild
Created attachment 196305 [details] GNote 0.5.2 ebuild
Created attachment 196306 [details] GNote 0.5.2 ebuild
Vamp898: - You need to inherit from gnome2.eclass to have SRC_URI for gnome ftp directly, and use directly gnome2_* functions. (like gnome2_src_install and so on) - It's a bump, so you can keep arch in KEYWORDS, moving all of them to ~arch (testing) - gnote license is GPL-3 - Missing dependencies (like boost, or libpanelappletmm for example) Have a look to gnote-0.5.1 bumped into the overlay.
Created attachment 199334 [details] gnote-0.5.3.ebuild Seems here more correct dependencies. gtkmm-2.16 is not needed: http://git.gnome.org/cgit/gnote/tree/README Dependencies: - Gtkmm 2.12 minimum (Gtkmm 2.14 recommended) - Gtk+ 2.12. - libxml2 - libxslt - libuuid - boost 1.34 - libpcrepp (part of pcre) - (optional) gtk-spell 2.0.9
Guys, please read the keyword field, it says InOverlay, which means it is in gnome overlay (and up to date)...
gnote is now in tree without dbus support since it requires dbus-c++ which is not really downstream friendly for now.
